UK GIRLS WILL
Annual Production to lie Pre
sented Saturday To Fea
ture Miss liars low's
Pupils.
Tlie annual Dance Drama, present
o d by V. A. A. will bo given at the
Temple theatre, Saturday evening at
8:15. The first part of the entertain
ment will be composed of dances by
Marjorie Harstow and her pupils, as
sisted by several members of AV. A. A.
The -dances in which the University
girls will participate are as follow-3:
The Clown and the French Doll
Ruth KUsworth and Dorothy Seacrest.
Dutch Dance Heulah Grablll and
Winifred Mnyhcw.
Dance OuWste Jesse Diet and
Mable Dickenson.
The Season
Summer, Louise Gibbons.
Fall, Dorothy Whelply.
Winter, Hernice Ballance.
Spring. Beulah Grablll.
The second part will comprise the
Dance Drama proper. The story of
the dance deals with the incident of
two lovers in a garden in which all
the flowers come to life. The cat
is as follows:
The Lady Dorothy Davis.
The Man Louise Gibbons.
Yew Hodge Irene Derquist, Mar
garet Tool, Edith Gramlich, Blanch
Gramlich, Esther Swanson, Loyssc
Shepherd, and Madeline Lau.
Gav Marguerites Lois Federson
Pearl Sal'ford, Lucile High, Florence
Sinnlevant. Millicent Ginn, Eloise
Fralick, and Harriett McClelland.
Roses Rare Marjorie Bell, Joe
Westgate, Allegra West gate, Marjorie
Hale, and Lillian Lewis.
Golden Daffodils Marie Snavely,
Louise Branstead, Leora Chapman.
Anna Hines, Inez Reez, Willie Maud
Powell, Betty Lentz. Neva Jones, and
Kathryn Smith.
Stately Hollyhocks Dofothy Sea
crest, Bernice Bayley, Dorothy Good
ale, and Coleta Aitken.
Drifting Clouds Dorothy Van Van
kren, Ruth Tanner, Bernice Ballance,
Dorothy Dougan, Carol Kingsbury,
Irma Ellis, Ruth Elsworth, and Dor
othy Taylor.
The nverapo college student does
not upend much time reading, the.
:u wspiipers. according to the test
conducted by It. N. Miller of the
Cillcge of Emporia faculty. Student
i:e asUed to identify twenty-eight
persons whose names appear almoHt
dally in the press. According to Mr.
.Miller, the xtudonts may have ft
wide and comprehensive knowledge of
Cromwell, Euclid and Hosscau, but do
not know whether Albort T. Beverage
is a soft drink or a tonic.
I understood, her, she understood
me; in fact we understood each other.
This was helped along because her
friends lied to her, my friends lied
to me; in fact our friends lied to us.
To straighten it out I lied to her; she
lied to nie; to bo precise we lied to
each other. I knew that she lied; she
knew that I lied; we knew that each
olher knew that the other had lied.
I told her that I believed her, she told
me that she believed me, and neither
of us believed that the other believed.
But we made up. Ain't Love Grand?
Exchange.
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35 Coats, now $17.50
$40 Coats, now $20.00
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